The information will inform the work of the project team as they create professional development program and educational resources to accelerate infusion of environmental sustainability competencies into fiber, textile and clothing programs nationwide.

Anderson, head of the apparel, textiles and interior design department in the College of Human Ecology; LeHew, associate professor; and Hiller, assistant professor, worked with co-directors from Oklahoma State University and Texas State University. The event is part of a project funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture Higher Education Challenge Grant program.